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Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
knights of Labor.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. i7.-The third week
of the convention of the knights of Labor
general assembly opened this morning with
the end still out of sight. The session this
forenoon was devoted to the old subject of
reorgsnizing the general executive board,
and was red hot as usual. Baily, the anti
member of the general executive board,
did most Of the talking and was very vehe
ment IN his remarks. Bsily snd Barry,
against whom the fight Is being made,
evidently determined either TO stand or
fall, and are using every means In their
power 10 prevent their overthrow by the
administration. No vote has been taken
on the question and there is no telling when
II will come. for every hot blooded speech
and charge but adds TO the complications
TO be unraveled and settled. After the
present subject Of discussion Is exhausle ed
REPORTS of The various special committees
remain to be heard and 1t is not impossible
that the sessions will last through the week.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Banker Rawson's Cor ditipr

CHICAGO, c. C. II BANKER Rawson, who
~So.s shot by bis step sol yesterday morn
lug, is in about the same condition as he
| was last night. The attending physicians
have little hope that be will pull through
but owing to his advanced age and physics
weakess, any progress is attended with
much speculation,
CHICAGO, Oct 17-Attenfing pbysie
ians report the condition Of Mr.. R4wson
as more hopeful than at any time hereto
fore He has rested well all day. While
The surgeons express hope of pulling their
patient through all right. none are so san
guine as to express the opinion that he
will recover. None of the bullets
have been exirac'ed. The prison. l
still declines 10 discuss the shooting,
having been advised by his mother and his
counsel not to talk about the case. Al
though 1t Is generally believed that he WAS
insiigated to the crime by older heads, he
claims the sole responsibility for it. The
whole story will not be known until IL
comes out In court. Mrs. Rswson expresses
the bitterest hatred toward her husband
but will not talk about their troubles.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Brush Markets,

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Mark Lane Elk
press says: Frosis and lack of rain being
unfortunate, 300 In farmers delivery con-
tinue. Values general stationary. Sales
In English wheat during week SO 9S1 quar-,
tiers. at eos Sd. against 5S, 34S quarters for
the corresponding week last year.
Flour quiet, fairly steady; oats more
active, values improved; beans, peas firmer,
occasionally dearer.
Trade Ia foreign wheat Is laborinus.
South Russian Cd higher, although buy
ers are generally not agreed to ad-
vance; south Russian shipments increasing;
American more depressed since final esti
mates of the wheat GRIP were published
Corn d. to 9 d. dearer: grinding harley
d higher; Canadisn While peas 6 d 10
! dearer; wheat cargnes on passage or for
shipment weaker; American red wheat too
dear for market, south Russian being neld
for late rise
At today's market wheat was dull, slow
exchange; -four very quiet; barley steady
oats duh, weaker; beans, peas, lent.ls d
20 5. dearer,
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
A Cowboy Killed,

DENVER, Col, Oct. 1.-THE cowboys
held high carnival here today and one of
the most daring of them lost his life, the
tragedy taking place in the presence OF
4. 600 spectators. It was on the Exposition
grounds. The exposition management
conceived the idea Of holding cowboy
tournament, at which life on the
plains was to be exhibited In all
Its phases, To realistic form. The
tournament commenced yesterday and
was taken part In by thirtytwo cow
boys, who thoroughly represented the
plains fraternity. BOuntiful gold purses
were hung up and the cowboys, rugged out
In the most approved western garb, en-
deavored TO Guido their exploits In the
range. The exhibition was attended by
s 600 people and WAS bowling success In
every particular. One wild bropcho had
his neck broken by a violent jerk of the
lssso One steer resisted roping even after
one of his legs was broken aud another
steer had ore of his horns pulled out of bis
head. The people sppiauded. and the
sffair was voted such happy event
that it was repeated today. Every
thing went well until Troy Franklin, of
Longmon,, and another cowboy were show
Ing how steer Is stretched" aud made
ready for branding. franklin threw his
lssso over the horns of the steer. and erect
I'D himself in his saddle preparatory TO
throwing the animal. The horse turned to
meet the force OF the steers lupge, but the
rope broke or clipped, and horse and rider
feli IN heap, the unfortunate cowboy
under The horse He was carried of the
grounds insensb!e. and physician later
reported that be was fatally injured. He
is suffering from conclusion of the brain
snd hurt TO his spine.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Collision on IN. CAIRO short Line.

CARBoNDALE, Ill Oct IA resr-end
collision occurred at this plsce at s O'Clock
this evening. A north bound Wild freight
was doing some switching In the yards and
left the greater part OF the trsin on the
msin track. TIE St Louis and Cs.ro
Short Line passenger, which was due 81
that time, backed into II. The Short
Line was running at fair rate of speed,
and IS Il was backing did not observe tie
freight train. A passenger. William Bar
re,t, was severely injured about the face
Conductor Do~,ll barely escaped with his
life by jumping the platform on which he
was standing being completely demolished
The platforms of both cnaches were oes
ITO, ed and the bottom OF the rear coach
was stove In, the drs~head being driven
through the floor. The sccident was due
10 the neglect of trainmen for not having
tagged the passenger train.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
BASE BALL
The Detroits Win Another Over tbs
Browns by Score Of to /.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-THE world
championship game played here today was
very much on the machine order until the
ninth inning when, with two men out,
Baldwin muffed O'Neill's foul fly. O'Neill
evinced his gratitude by lining the second
ball pitched over the center field fence,
thereby avertipg shut-out for st. Louis
The fielding of both teams was sharp and
brilliant. The spectators numbered be-
tween 1000 and 5000, and seemed to be
partial to the Browns and cheered them
whenever the opportunity offered. The
st. Louis men did some dare base running
In the first two innings, but after Bennett
nailed couple of them they Rugged their
bases rather closely. Following Is the
score:
ST. LOUIS
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Died From Hts Wounds.

SANTA FE, n. NJ. Oct. 17-Msj. Chss
Pessetis, msnsger # the firm of S'abb &
Bro, who Was yesterday thrown from bis
horse, died from the effects OF his injuries
al S a. m today. The fall caused concus,
sion of the brain snd he never recovered
consciousness. The deceased was native
of Bavaria, aged SO. and had been In Stast
& Bro g employ for twenty years. He
was prominent mason and had large
acquaintance throughout the entire south
west. The affair caused universal sorrow
here.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

And pac,fi,. coass POINTS via the Missouri
Pa if =. .t't Scott rcute," leaves Nicni a.,
WEDNESDAYS. Oct ,h-r 18Th aud 26-h- his IS
tie great south ru rrute, and e. p :ia'lE dur
ing the fall AID yin er months by reason OF
the delightful! cimat- aud many places OF
interest through ~hrch il passes, sffor1s a
more genuinely pl-asuraois trip than any
other Ute. Pulirna sleelers aud Tree
IAN ,ly s'epars ruu through With but one
cn-rg- $50 round trip, good six ooths,
and e oil e of routes returning, wi b stop over
privileges ct any point. Che-p one way
tx .urslous same dates and Fame trains An
employe OF this company accn mpa,i~s ali
excursions, whose duty 1t il to LOOK al er the
comfort OF the excursionists For tickets,
maps aud all information, apply 70 ~ =.
Keer al, P. & T. A, 1T \. Main l<sst
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Kansa. CITY arA,n and provisions.

Ksnsa. CITY Strain and Provisions.
KAssAs CIT Oct Il.
Daily Indicator REPORTS wheat steady: Ne soft
cash, s5 hid, 81 a4ke Nsvember tiH BIZ, e6
asked; Ma, 1jx U d, ~ asked
4,rn-Staady: gaias ut 34x yem
Ter, IS s,ked: Year s.l-s at - Ma Ss bid. Sst4
US ed; No. WI te. cash So III J. - asked
Jals-nay, - hid 2lA asked.
Rye-No 70 81 s>ked.
Ftour-DuiI but frm quotations xT ~ XXX =
. IS family $50 U.s. choice 81 5sl IS rsncv 81 As
al 81. fancy 81 IS 81 Co. patent 81 SOL ST. rye
-four 81 3'sGI So
,<ran-Buik. 81 sacked, Is.
Fay Steady; fancy small bsed, 90 %; large q; g.
FAX Ssa0-G
Bu,t@r-steaty; creamery fancy q: good 90 n1s
dan l6 store cho &c ess; po,4r ana low grades D.
Ch.sse-FpIi rrean Is Young merlca lSts-
Eggs Teaser as is per d0g,
Corn Nesl-GresTl ~; drieS1. IS, choice yellow. 3
eu.k. Nv.
-oultry-spring chict ems weskr. 81 7S@2 50
oil eens, - 81; rUU.ters 9 s%sI 5: live utseys,
sSe
p.ovistons-Dry salt shoulders. Is o. 'o1g clear,
4, -; ceai rit -ldes a. IL slor 'isa AZ "; I osetl
shouiderz 80 IS Ions eies, s. IS clear rms. s. IS
short clesr. g a.
kess pors-eiS o.
L-ard.-Cboce r,ercc. &c &c
Rye, No. cash 80 asked
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

Comm. pri, Oct IS and Continuing ur-
I'll Aur,l 18Th. ihs Missouri Pacific, p. Scot.
aou e, viii ell round trip tickets - acss 20
viile sud Pensscol., Fla Savannah, Charles
ton, Macon, Mooise, New Orl-s = ian
Antonio, Gasye-tou, Hou-t,pn and al otn-f
winter r.~olt Il the south as extremity lo~
rates Thee ticket are good seveai-ea days
ia each direction, with op Over priV'ies-,
and are .. Cd uutiI Juse lst "a re<uru- Ine
u,s-s uri P.c,f,.. te-i,tes sfprfing tourists
tue greatest nuniher Il routes 10 s~ie.,s from,
ana ali sing them TO return di1eres'tr ute, Is
the only line providing both Pullman and
free rscllnipE chair srv'oe- For ticxets,
map, tourists guides, or any info5u-afaon
cali on or addrszs n L. kesran, Passenger
and ticket agent, i2 Ma 81 issu
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
For sale 20 q Responsible Party.

The furniture and fitting Of seventeen rooms
la .he Noble block, cor ner Of Topeka ard
Douglas avenuea Furniture and fitting eli
frs.-class, and to anyone meaning busint 50
this viii be solA for 81 500 cash; first c-s. Of
which was g. 24o as per invoices. The ioca-
ton beng cent-si the rooms are always n
demand, and at the present time are all occr-
pied at profitable rates, the average income
being sl25 rent per month
Reasors for wanting TO sell, h.siEess inter
ests In Californis demanding my presence.
f4tf ]. Z MORGAN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
81, Louis Gram ana presi.ious.

s-our-F1-Yn and quiet rsnei's " m 0t's4 q
w,est Sn- re s-cn, r<SIlS' ocfob.,. on
closing 81 7r<; No arnb@r Il rc~mher, q SfsA
closing az .2s4; MAJ. Tssse III. closing - 's+.
Oorp-ptg1er. Cart seSA4o. octou sOS
rlosf,e "a: so~er Der SIS ptcembF 81; Aay
osss-fower .sasn AN; October 2sz<. Sovem
per a bid: Day Sx
xye-Soriaal 20
iesd-Weas ST $50
Rxgs-FJm is e-no.
srrter-unchsnsed; creamery :eSsz's dairy sss3
Pork afI =.
IArd-etsa
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
A NJ. xican. N. gro Fight.

GALVESTON, Oct IA dispstch from
Ri!ersde to the News says about 100
negroes and Mexicans became engaged 10 a
fight last night, during which revolvers,
knives, sticks and stones were freely used.
Three negroes received serious stab wounds
and many Others were slightly wounded
One Mexican was killed and two fatally
wounded. A number of the participants
on both sides were under the influence Of
liquor.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

-. Ions Oct Il.
t,,-x..-srs, 10 ssps, rns market styng 5. Fair
n >hotrs native sseer<, 81 - 20 bgtcner~
a laas 50 tes>ie-s e. IS Exams and IncLzns.
s,arnroa 10 choice ~ ieS IS
uo..- FS,~,eints 400 snrrne.fs 1910. active;
choscs heavy sad uUtrhers SEQ cTioos - tssss 8
n.,cstns s.d ya-Gn-S rf~diErr ~ prime 81 S-SsS C
pi.- corrnon 70 good. Is - -
shee,, .,-<-lpts- ttu -nApusenss y IHS-t suon !
fair choee. 81 scss q con nsce q JUS oS lslat<
si : 81 so
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Chicago 1--we stock.

D,cx,-- Jou-ray rerarns Carte rcesEts Is n. sair
srects $40 Nayket gtnoE &; shiprtss ste~Es
a = as ~ s.ockers aDo feeiefr u fSN N. COWS
butts arc nixes1 S<as Or rexAa cattle, s0S1
we te7n rang - g - Is
Ros,-R<reipp 0sss shfrroenz iiH0. Haskes
q. 3ses ~ sStts e,i a. &
so~p-Rsc-ipo 30 sAipmeen no. -arkes
steady: N at aa e osAl %, ssoc<ers q 0<53 3;
wssssra O. Eos g Te1ans - aao3 ~ lsnhs - W<e.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
KARsss CiIy lave stoex.

TIE Live Stock ipdi ator r~po-t.:
O. ne rL--epts ss7s shi,'nenfs $50 St~afy
Good TO choice cora FED o. . CAS- mno 81 a; 20
rIocxsrs -2g a. s.. fe<=ol ste ~ seSSS IS. coss
o. 2s~2 ~. era>s &c 81 ~ - oeS2
Hos. R<cespk lea1 shpn ents, sssl. higher
fo,i 3, choicr, - se-s Q. mUn 10 nei - u
a. IS; ssipe All pigs, y $3.50.
eeep- -,-~e,ps~ fCle. -hlgr9erss "a 81 ors.
Cod 10 choice ts as SC: common 10 Deoiuu
sua2 ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IS. 6. m.-
For Missouri: Slightly cooler, followed
by warmer, fair weather, light to fresh
northerly Winds
For Kansas: Warmer, fair weather,
light to fresh southwesterly winds
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
All Welcome

To call at the Vic 4ita Stove Repair chops
where YOU can fni The cheapest and bet
stoves in the city. Stoves 7. paired and puf
IN perfect order at your Own home IL you
prefer, and stoves bought
THOMAS MUNRO, Prop.
Ii2 aai ia East Elm, and Sis ard ofs \.
Main 81 10. os-eou
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
WICHITA, Oct. "a, 1857.

WICHITA, Oct. "A, 1857.
! take pleasure in recommending To the
public the Michigan Fire Insurance Of ID. =
troit. and Messrs Hubbard, Maher & Kerr
their agents in this city for their promptn' IS
and fairness in settling my claim OF loss by
fire, they having paid me amount OF insur
aace In full W A. Arey. lZS &C
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

For the benefit OF St. Jo1n's church build
ing fund AMI Sunday School st the Wichita
Mu-eurn, Wednesday. OFT 10Th, ~ at 2 . m
Tickets on sale az Union Ticket Office, 253
north Main st AID Museum. dl26 Ct
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Money bythe Bb'l

We have the cash in hand TO make farm
loans, city loans, short rirne mo ley at reason
shle rat 8 Have one 5000 bunch, 5 year,
time, low interest. We pay ca-h tor short
rlm- mortgages. W. flKE.
l29ZH Room :. ia n Main 81.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

We will trade you the best delivery wagon
on wheels for your old one or We will give
you monthly iI,stallnients 70 pay for one.
! dI256t KELLY & DUNBAR.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Il. Sh0ber
&.CO.
Bids for Brass Bands.

Notice is hereby given that the Wichita
South western H rse Fair association will re
.'eivs bids for the furnishing OF music for the
fair, to be held on the llth, 18th, 18th and
18th of October Baud to be employed the
entire day The associstion reserves the
right to re- ect any and all bids. d1l6tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Notice.

The bakeries OF Wichita have formed q
mi ON. and will bereaffer sell bread OF one
scale Of prices and weigh their bread be W.T..
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Bargains. Bargains.

Bargains. HarRains
l2 lots in McIntyr's addition TO close out
the addition
IS feet on Fifth avenue near Steinhauser
and Nerkles new building; suitable for q
warehouse house or wholesale bulldog.
3 business lots on South Main street.
Mcintyre & Collins, G.. A. r. building l29 2t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Manpled by the Cars.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Oct. IA man
named A. W. Lewis. an extensive fruit
dealer of Mscomb, III was knocked off
the Rock Island track by the Incoming
passenger train and instantly killed. He
was thrown into the air about sixteen feet
ard fell with the back of his head upon the
end Of tie His brains were scattered for
over four feet Of space about bis battered
remains. He had one leg broken and four
ribs crushed In. When killed ne had
81 coo in money upon bis person. He was
identified by friends here this morning. and
will likely be taken to bis home, In Illinois,
for burial.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

Secure one o: our chap buggies To run in
The m n with. KELLY & DUNBAR,
di2lGs 2S5 & 235 " Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

sea'sd lids for tie loc.tsoa CT The Wichita
Agricultural Mar ufsr.urtng Company sul
b. r~cxiye1 at the office cf the Board u
Trade until O'Clock On The 18Th day OK DC
tober. 1851
WICHITA AoascrLYrKAL Ays. Co.
Wichita, IA, esp& 81, 1857. dli20
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
s,&s.k b'gs ny I'ELEGA fsh
sew YcFS iiouey,

sew YORK. uoney.
New YoRz OCT. Il
:oncy e.! easy a; GAGS per cent last loan a,
3. e!c>sd offered 4.
rrlrne mercantile paper eds
sterling exchange dull bu. steady Ct s0A rnz
81 isy oils spd 81 Sl3s for demand.
fhe tosaI sales OF stocks we're SIS 1856 sbSYeR,
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

sOIlce.
All Drivers have positive orders TO prevent
pass myers from getting on and OFT front
platform Of cars or staud on the same.
Passengers ust keep OFT OF the front plat
fern WICHITA STREET R'Y Co.
6S-t!
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Run Over by the Cars.

LAREDO, Tex, Oct 17.-As the incom'
ing freight on the Mexican National today
reached point about nine miles from New
Laredo It ran against Mexican who was
sitting on the side Of the track. The man
was not killed but one arm and leg were
broken He is said to have been drunk
when the train struck him A brakeman
Is also missing from the same train and 1t is
not known whether be was thrown off or
left at the station. II has been left no
trace Of him can be found
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
DETROIT.

Earned runs-Detrot 8.
Two base hits-Comiskey 2, Robinson
Thompson.
Home runs-ONiel.
Double plays-Baldwin, Camel ad Ben
nett; Hanjon and Rowe.
Struck out-Ganzel AMI Bennett.
Passed balls-Bennett !.
Wild pitches-Carruthars l, Baldwin !.
Time hour so minutes.
Umpires-Kelley and GafPney.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

By private party, s. 90 or frs. rnsHtzsge
for en-. wear az reaso4Aoie re-ss Ad1re-s
Lock 81 2l3, City. ISSa
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

Lovely ha.z and boroet- can Re hoaght a
reasonable prices 8, kaufman & kohrs
IESs
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Don'i Order Trees

Don't Order Trees
OF irresponsible tre- agents when you can
get what y on want at the Wi hita Wound
Nursery, three miles southwest o the city.
d-12t6J*
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
S. w. COOPER.
Mortgage = Broker

proved city prop'rty. NO losus made through
az, nts on city properly.
Isl n Nam st. over HoNmasters shoe ssore. i2stf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

Firebaugh is making loans on four TO six
months time. Office with r,lCss & Staniy
Sgtf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
Philadelphia Store
S. w. COR. DOUGLAS AVE. & MARKET ST.

Attention is called to our superior line OF
Bed Clothing, which we ara Offering at the
very lowest prices. We can show d line or
to $500. aud line Of Blankets in grey, white
and Scarlets from one dollar up to twenty
dollars pair. An Examination Is Solicited.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

Registration Notice.
CITY Jerks OFFICE,
WICHITA, KAN, October IL, 1887
Notice is hereby given that the registr alton
books f ths city Of Wichita will be closed
al q O'Clock D m on Satu dav, October Goth,
1887, an remain cl sed until after the cleo
ii ~ If Nov. inter- 9Th, 1887.
127-l4t FRED SCHAITNER, City Clerk,
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

Barber Wanted.
Must be a first-class workman Inquire
Of BILLY, THE BARBER,
122-12t Pratt, Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18
\. | ShObop
& 90.

w sb5 S'7 Wi5 M S"s
this morning two very
beautiful gold watches,
one a ladies, the other
a gentleman S, purchas-
ed from Saml Scott,
Jeweler, PA E. Doug
las Ave, to be given
to our friends and pat
rons as a Holiday gift.
Everyone buying a
pair of Boots, Shoes or
Rubbers, will get a
ticket for this great
M1D-W1NTER drawing.
Do not forget the place,
312 East Douglas ave.
4 doors west Of Man
haitian hotel.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

Millinery
At Kausnan & Kohr's, I'D Worth Main.
I5&
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

Pocket Real Estate.
G Eagle pocket real estate book h6s be
universal tavorite among iaslar.
rally in the west. 25-tis
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

Lemons IS cts dozen at s. 81. Supply
o. f20-l
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-18

Ladie. call e KsufmAn + Koh-As f,r The
--latest ssyies In miltm1y. OoG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
Mr. WIZARDS PRoRLsBs.

.. D. EOwMAN TnnKs TEKY WILL Hn TuL-
WIZARD SOON AND TR1sES WEI.
Mr.. J. d. Lowmon, who has just re-
turned from New YoEk, vas In that city
10 company With Mr.. II. l.. YsslsT. at
The time the Northern Pacific Railroad
elsotion occurred.
aWheu Nj. Willard resolved that TEL
eefam FROM Mayor Minor expressive Of
the pleasure the people Of Seattle took
In Bis success and their ooundanca that
be would do them fastiee, be vas highly
pleased. When q man has eone through
sePiea Of KeFeEsos and again rises vic
iorious, a telegram like that from PEG.
pie who always we're loyal 10 him, is
calculated 10 add greatly 10 the salts
faction afforded him b his success.
There was no syeophancy In that teie-
gram, and be fully appreciated IL. Mr..
Willard said be had the committees ell
arranged aa be wanted them and said
Seattle uould get justice. He meant By
this that seattle would be placed on an
equal footing With Portland and Taco
ma, aud be knows that this d aa Seat
de asks for Everything cannot Be
done q onoe. however, and that IL the
idea Mr.. Willard suggested By bis coun-
sci 10 abe people Of Seattle 10 be pa
tient. The old officers elected-soon az
ter che nev directorate vent 10 will
probably hold over antii the Cascade
Tunnel ID completed. Yet there aFe
reasons for believing that Seattle will
not be neglected until that time. In The
hrst plaos there u no city naturally
tslbuiary 10 the Northern Pacific road
that has baen - Disseminated against
~ Seattle, and the important feature Of
this eonditioa OF things d thai IN con-
saqusnca Of this discrimination nearly
al Of Geatile's trade goes 10 the Cana
dian Pacific. So the loss caused By this
discrimination falls not 90 much on
sesiils, aa on the Northern Pacific road
itself. believe the changes will begin
20 Be made before long"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

FuHxEruRs oAas.-Ms. 2. 8. Chad
5o1Fne. The great furniture dealer, who
save The readers Of ths Posr- fxrnEEz-
axscxn s0zne eisssr ideas about hoe
towns may Be booued on Sold bssia.
has iuauenFAied q system o. ths Coast
for deliseFsna furnitnrs. which lays over
anything IL thess United oeatss. He
hes had special cara m8da for deliver
inc furniture. 6sma man IN Kansas
City has too three s1eh cara BAT Mr..
Chsabonrne has had 100 made. Tkey
al have rainfsd On them h be letters
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